Massport Sustainability Design Standards and Guidelines (SDG)

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1 Massport Sustainability Design Standards and Guidelines (SDG) Jacquelyn Wilkins, Massport June 15, 2011

2 Agenda Introduction Background Overview of SDG Q&A Introduction

3 Why are we here? Get up to speed on the SDG program What do I need to know? What do I need to do? Understand the Project Manager s role in implementing the SDG PM is critical in planning, design, and construction Responsible for SDG compliance of all projects Guides project team s use of SDG Point of contact with Sustainable Programs Manager Introduction

4 Key Messages The SDG program is easily integrated in the existing project management process Complying with the SDG is mandatory Help is available The upcoming SharePoint site will help manage the process Introduction

5 Sustainability Sustainable development meets the needs of the present without compromising the ability of future generations to meet their own needs. Bruntland Commission, 1987 Background on SDG

6 Triple Bottom Line ECONOMIC GROWTH + ENVIRONMENTAL STEWARDSHIP + SOCIAL RESPONSIBILITY The Triple Bottom Line Background on SDG

7 SDG Program Timeline Sustainability working working group group created created Month, 2009 July 2008 SDG version 1 rolled out June 2009 Technical resource memos June 2010 SDG version 2 rolled out March 2011 First projects certified July 2011 Outreach Background on SDG SharePoint SDG tracking version 1 developed 2011

8 Revisions: SDG Version 2 Based on Project Manager feedback and project experience Make the process easier and clearer Updated process flow chart More detailed checklist Minor changes to performance standards SharePoint site to track and manage Background on SDG

9 Content of SDG 7 categories of performance standards 49 individual performance standards General Project Site Design Project Materials Energy Management & Efficiency Air Emissions Water Management Quality & Efficiency Indoor Air Quality & Occupant Comfort

10 Applicable Standards v. Targeted Standards * APPLICABLE standards are those that could be achieved for the project, even if they are not planned due to cost, logistics or other reason.

11 1. General Project Definition Project Sustainability Progress Meetings Design Documents and Construction Submittals Systems Commissioning Waste Reduction and Recycling Infrastructure Deconstruction and Material Re use Considerations Operations & Maintenance Program Professional Certification Social Responsibility & Community Involvement Public Education

12 2. Project Site Design Airfield Design & Layout Airport Ramp Infrastructure Roadway Layout & Design Access to Public Transportation Parking Site Selection Site Protection & Restoration non Airfield Future Land Use Vegetation & Wildlife Management Pest Management

13 3. Project Materials Heat Island Effect Roof Heat Island Effect Non Roof Material Durability Flexible Building Re Use Material Use & Re Use Recycled Content Construction Waste Management Regional Materials Rapidly Renewable Materials Certified Wood

14 4. Energy Management & Efficiency Energy Efficiency Interior & Exterior Lighting Alternative & Renewable Energy

15 5. Air Emissions Infrastructure to Encourage Walking & Biking Alternative Fuel Vehicles Refrigerant Management Greenhouse Gas Impact Evaluation & Mitigation Air Toxins

16 6. Water Management, Quality & Efficiency Water Management & Efficiency Stormwater Treatment Landscaping Stormwater/Wastewater Re use Impervious Surfaces

17 7. Indoor Air Quality & Occupant Comfort Indoor Air Quality Ventilation Thermal Comfort Lighting Control Daylighting & Views Low Emitting Materials

18 Certification Levels All projects must attain minimum Certified level Level % of Applicable Points Certified 40 55% Silver 56 70% Gold 71 85% Platinum %

19 Standard & Guideline

20 SDG Certification Process This section will answer 9 What do I need to do? 9 When do I need to do it? 9 Who do I need to talk to? 9 What materials do I need to submit?

21 SDG Certification Process Overview Determine applicability Set targets Documentation & Review Certification

22 SDG Checklist

23 SDG Checklist cont d Fill out this sheet at the end of construction

24 Documentation Listed in the guidelines Substantiates the action Necessary to achieve credit Variety of media Plans Photographs Reports Notes

25 Project Milestones Update checklist Submit available documentation 30% 60% 90% 100%

26 Project Assistance & Certification Information and assistance available throughout the life of the project Sustainability Program Manager SDG document Documentation + checklist review = certification

27 Thank you for your time! Q&A Q&A